iGame, Colorful Technology's graphics card brand, has expanded its product lineup to include motherboards, storage and memory devices. The vendor showcased at Comoutex 2018 its products, including iGame GTX1080Ti Vulcan X OC, a graphics card with an LCD display, in addition to iGame GTX1080 Vulcan X OC, iGame GTX1070Ti Vulcan X Top, iGame GTX1070 Vulcan X OC and iGame GTX1060 Vulcan X OC 6G of the Vulcan series. The GTX1080Ti Vulcan X OC is powered by the Pascal GP102 GPU, featuring a one-key overclock of 1620MHz and a boost clock of 1733MHz as well as 11G GDDR5X 352-bit memory. It is equipped with a high-performance power supply for the GPU core and memory, the SWORIZER cooler, 1.68 million color-capable RGB lighting, and PCB protected with high-strength alloy. The cooler is built in with the iGame Status Monitor which shows the core frequency, core temperature, fan speed and memory usage during operation. The core usage and load level is displayed in the form of a load bar so the user can stay aware of the current operating condition of the graphics card.

ASRock's Fatal1ty X299 Professional Gaming i9 motherboard features 10Gb/s LAN for extreme Internet bandwidth and responsive gaming. The USB 3.1 Type-C onboard header offers new USB power delivery protocol to supply up to 12V/3A of power output, according to the vendor. The Fatal1ty X299 Professional Gaming i9 and X299 Taichi motherboards include Dr. MOS with SPS (Smart Power Stage) technology with digital PWM 13 phase on board power. They come with triple Ultra M.2 PCIe Gen3 x4 32Gb/s storage and Intel Dual LAN and Intel 802.11ac WiFi. There is a BIOS Flashback onboard button for updating BIOS, and the Hyper BCLK Engine III third generation clock generator chip.

Act Power's Project-X series developer boards allow makers to skip the process of hardware development and tweaking, thanks to a standardized mezzanine connector. This enables quick prototyping and testing of the features one needs, on an already tested and proven hardware platform. Act Power offers a range of mezzanine boards. Project-X is suited for anything from prototype runs to smaller pre-production runs, through to full-scale production. The first Project-X board, unveiled at Computex 2017, is an entry-level PICO-ITX based board with an ARM Cortex-A7 processor. A higher-end solution based on an Intel Atom processor is planned for later in the year, the company said.